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From: prabuinet on 26 Oct 2006 03:35 hi, I googled and got this link of a slide show presented in lisp conference by Alex Peake... http://www.international-lisp-conference.org/2005/media/peake-slides.pdf I'm trying to do the same (generate c# from lisp) since I think its a good idea. But i'm a newbie to lisp, who just read the 'practical common lisp' book.. I dont know how to start with this... Any little idea from lisp guru's here would help me to get started with my work... thankx in advance bye
From: Ralph Allan Rice on 26 Oct 2006 09:50 prabuinet wrote: > hi, > > I googled and got this link of a slide show presented in lisp > conference by Alex Peake... > > http://www.international-lisp-conference.org/2005/media/peake-slides.pdf > > I'm trying to do the same (generate c# from lisp) since I think its a > good idea. > > But i'm a newbie to lisp, who just read the 'practical common lisp' > book.. > > I dont know how to start with this... > > Any little idea from lisp guru's here would help me to get started with > my work... > > thankx in advance > > bye Could you elaborate on what your goals are? Reading the slides and your statements, I see a few routes you can take: 1) Have Common Lisp interoperate with the .NET framework. 2) Find an implementation that can compile into MSIL / CIL. 3) Have Common Lisp generate C# source code to be fed into another compiler. -- Ralph
From: Joe Marshall on 26 Oct 2006 18:30 prabuinet wrote: > hi, > > I googled and got this link of a slide show presented in lisp > conference by Alex Peake... > > http://www.international-lisp-conference.org/2005/media/peake-slides.pdf > > I'm trying to do the same (generate c# from lisp) since I think its a > good idea. > > But i'm a newbie to lisp, who just read the 'practical common lisp' > book.. > > I dont know how to start with this... > > Any little idea from lisp guru's here would help me to get started with > my work... I wrote a demo for Alex at the conference using the .NET api in Common Larceny. Common Larceny is a version of Scheme, not Common Lisp, but it might give you some ideas about how to go about doing what you want. You should be able to port the code using Edi Weitz's RDNZL interface to ..NET. You can get Common Larceny from http://larceny.ccs.neu.edu/ The demo code I wrote is in Lib\MzScheme\CodeDOM-demo.sch
From: prabuinet on 26 Oct 2006 22:28 Ralph Allan Rice wrote: > prabuinet wrote: > > hi, > > > > I googled and got this link of a slide show presented in lisp > > conference by Alex Peake... > > > > http://www.international-lisp-conference.org/2005/media/peake-slides.pdf > > > > I'm trying to do the same (generate c# from lisp) since I think its a > > good idea. > > > > But i'm a newbie to lisp, who just read the 'practical common lisp' > > book.. > > > > I dont know how to start with this... > > > > Any little idea from lisp guru's here would help me to get started with > > my work... > > > > thankx in advance > > > > bye > > Could you elaborate on what your goals are? Reading the slides and > your statements, I see a few routes you can take: > > 1) Have Common Lisp interoperate with the .NET framework. > > 2) Find an implementation that can compile into MSIL / CIL. > > 3) Have Common Lisp generate C# source code to be fed into another > compiler. > > > -- > Ralph Hi Ralph, I want the third one "3) Have Common Lisp generate C# source code to be fed into another compiler." I'm trying to do this, but didn't get an idea as I mentioned already. This is what Alex Peake have also did. I don't know how all stuffs of .net's Properties, Methods, Classes, Namespaces... can come under brackets (LISP) thanks for reply. Prabu
From: prabuinet on 26 Oct 2006 23:09
On Oct 27, 3:30 am, "Joe Marshall" <eval.ap...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > prabuinet wrote: > > hi, > > > I googled and got this link of a slide show presented in lisp > > conference by Alex Peake... > > >http://www.international-lisp-conference.org/2005/media/peake-slides.pdf > > > I'm trying to do the same (generate c# from lisp) since I think its a > > good idea. > > > But i'm a newbie to lisp, who just read the 'practical common lisp' > > book.. > > > I dont know how to start with this... > > > Any little idea from lisp guru's here would help me to get started with > > my work...I wrote a demo for Alex at the conference using the .NET api in Common > Larceny. > Common Larceny is a version of Scheme, not Common Lisp, but it might > give you some ideas about how to go about doing what you want. You > should be able to port the code using Edi Weitz's RDNZL interface to > .NET. You can get Common Larceny from http://larceny.ccs.neu.edu/ The > demo code I wrote is in Lib\MzScheme\CodeDOM-demo.sch I'm not looking for such solution, and also both Common Larceny and RDNZL have one thing in common - No proper documentation. Prabu |